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That is unexpected and nifty.
hi folks, as of tonight there is no fence around halcyon hall

i don't think irene did much more than nature and gravity have all along

top floor dormers are beginning to cave in on most wings and gables,
though
it won't be long anyway you look at it

there has been talk of somehow trying to maybe preserve some of
the foundation's stonework, after all

out of a preservation standpoint, but also because it makes for less actual demo, lol!....sorta makes sense.
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These are from a movie, I just can't think of the movie
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Ive been in this room! The view is sooooooo beautiful!
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I've seen those details and the view firsthand... and it upsets me to heaar that they want to tear it down!!!
What a fantastic shot. You have a gift for getting the right picture compositions. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Another piece of history is history. :(
Thanks for documenting it before it met its end Motts!
Awesome.
Colors are still vivid.
How odd to just change the sizes of the doors randomly. The tile floor is holding up well.
Your titles are often thought provoking. I love em. One simple word will describe the whole photo!
I like the curved ceilings.
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Not only do you take beautiful photographs, but I appreciate the research you do into the history of the buildings. I enjoy knowing a little bit about what I'm looking at. Keep up the good work.
Was this the first "small" fire? Or part of the larger blaze.
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The contrast between the two buildings is mind-boggling. You can step out of the present into the past and vice versa.